Overview
Mercure Tokyu Stay Hiroshima is located in Hiroshima-Hatchobori, close to Hatchobori Station and the central Hiroshima shopping, dining, office, and sightseeing area. Opened on May 18, 2026, it combines Mercure's locally focused hotel style with Tokyu Stay's practical longer-stay room features.
Rooms
The hotel has 182 rooms. Official materials describe rooms averaging about 23 square meters, with room types for two to four guests. Rooms include washer-dryers and microwaves, which makes the hotel more practical for multi-night Hiroshima stays than a standard compact city hotel. Some room types add features such as mini kitchens, separated living and sleeping areas, or bunk beds for groups.
Facilities
Facilities include a hotel lobby, SHARE LOUNGE Tokyu Stay Mercure Hiroshima, meeting-room functions, and a fitness gym. The SHARE LOUNGE is connected to the lobby and is designed for hotel guests, local drop-in users, work, breaks, and light social use.
Dining
Breakfast is tied to the hotel's Hiroshima Craft Bread & Coffee theme. Official opening materials describe collaboration with local bakery Alofte and MOUNT COFFEE, connecting the morning meal to Hiroshima-made bread and locally supervised coffee.
Location and transport
The hotel is about a two-minute walk from Hatchobori Station on the Hiroshima Electric Railway network. This location is better for central Hiroshima evenings, shopping, restaurants, Hiroshima Castle, Peace Memorial Park, and city streetcar routes than for travelers who want to be directly at the Shinkansen gates.
Airport access
Hiroshima Airport access is not direct by rail. Official opening materials describe airport access by car at about 50 minutes, or by limousine bus to Hiroshima Station or Hiroshima Bus Center followed by streetcar access to Hatchobori. Travelers with heavy luggage should compare the Hiroshima Station side and Hiroshima Bus Center side before choosing a route.
Why stay here
Choose Mercure Tokyu Stay Hiroshima when you want a central Hiroshima hotel with more residential room equipment, quick streetcar access, and a stronger city-center feel than a station-gate hotel. It is a good fit for travelers staying several nights, couples or small groups who value washer-dryers and microwaves, and business travelers who can use Hatchobori as a central base.
Good to know
This is not a Shinkansen-side hotel. For same-day rail connections or early bullet trains, Hiroshima Station may be simpler. For central Hiroshima streets, restaurants, shopping, and streetcar access, Hatchobori is often the more convenient side of the city.
2-minute walk